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Some common words containing 'ci' include Abaci, Abacinate, Abacination. These words are frequently used in everyday English communication.

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Abaci Noun (Plural) Abacinate Verb Abacination Noun Abacisci Noun Abaciscus Noun Abacist Noun Dacian Noun Dacite Noun Dacitic Adjective Decide Verb Discipline Noun, Verb Habitancies Noun Iatrogenicity Noun Iatromathematician Noun Iatrophysicist Noun Jacinth Noun Jacinthe Noun Jacinthes Noun (plural) Jacinths Noun (Plural) Jacitara Noun (Plant Name) Labdacism Noun Labdacismus Noun Macaronicism Noun (countable) Nacionalista Noun Paccioli Proper Noun Tabacin Noun Tabacism Noun Vacancies Noun (Plural) Vaccicide Noun Vaccigenous Adjective Vaccina Noun Vaccinable Adjective Vaccinal Adjective Vaccinas Noun (plural) Vaccinate Verb Vaccinated Verb (past tense and past participle of 'vaccinate'); also an adjective Vaccinates Verb (third person singular present of 'vaccinate') Vaccinating Verb (present participle and gerund of 'vaccinate'); also an adjective Vaccination Noun Vaccinationist Noun (historical) Vaccinations Noun (plural of 'vaccination') Vaccinator Noun Vaccinators Noun (plural of 'vaccinator') Vaccinatory Adjective Vaccine Noun Vaccinee Noun Vaccinella Noun Vaccines Noun (plural) Vaccinia Noun Vacciniaceae Noun (proper, plural form) Vacciniaceous Adjective Vaccinial Adjective Vaccinias Noun (plural) Vaccinifer Noun Vacciniform Adjective

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1. From which language does the word 'tabacin' derive?

Spanish French German Italian

2. Which word means 'having received every dose of the recommended series'?

Partially vaccinated Recently vaccinated Twice-vaccinated only Fully vaccinated

3. Which phrase is a natural collocation?

Vaccines save lives Vaccines saves life Vaccine save lifes Vaccines saved a lives

4. Which spelling is the standard twin of 'jacinth'?

jasmine jascent hyacinth jacinta

5. The plural of 'iatromathematician' is:

Iatromathematicianies Iatromathematician's Iatromathematicians Iatromathematics

6. In nineteenth-century medicine, a 'vaccinifer' was usually...

A vaccination needle A medical school A type of vaccine bottle A person or animal that supplied vaccine lymph

7. Which sentence uses labdacism correctly?

He labdacised the word. Her labdacisms were loud. The author edited the sentence to remove the labdacism. It was a very labdacism speech.

8. What is the standard English plural of 'abacus'?

Abaci Abacuses Abacus Abacus's

9. Which sentence is WRONG?

They kept vaccinating through the storm. I am being vaccinated tomorrow. She avoided to vaccinate. Vaccinating takes planning.

10. What does 'vaccicide' most nearly mean?

A vaccine made from cows The deliberate destruction of vaccine doses A disease caught from cattle A doctor who administers vaccines

11. When should the word be capitalized?

Always Never Only for the Philippine party Only in Spain

12. Which later school replaced the iatromathematicians?

Iatromechanics, the machine doctors Botany Alchemy Astronomy

13. How many syllables does 'vaccinifer' have?

Two Three Four Five

14. Is 'tabacin' a commonly used word in modern English?

Yes, very common No, it is obsolete Only in cooking Only in sports

15. What does 'vaccigenous' mean?

Afraid of vaccines Producing or yielding vaccine material Recently vaccinated Opposed to vaccination

16. What language family did the Dacian language belong to?

Indo-European Semitic Uralic Turkic

17. Which verb correctly completes: 'All vaccinations ___ current'?

is was are has been

18. What is the famous international document sometimes called?

The red ledger The yellow card The blue book The green slip

19. The root 'vacca' means...

Cow Horse Sheep Goat

20. Jacitara is the Brazilian name for which kind of plant?

A thornless fruit tree A spiny climbing palm A water lily A mountain grass

21. The suffix '-ancy' (as in 'habitancy' and 'constancy') forms:

Nouns of state or quality Verbs Adverbs Plural adjectives

22. Which modern use keeps vaccinia in laboratories today?

As a cleaning agent As a food additive As a research vector in cancer therapy As a fertilizer

23. What sound ends 'vaccinias'?

A hissing 's' A hard 'k' A buzzing 'z' A silent e

24. How is the word 'iatrogenicity' grammatically classified regarding countability?

Countable Uncountable Plural only Singular only

25. Which sentence uses 'vaccicide' appropriately?

She was vaccicided against measles. Burning a million usable doses, one columnist wrote, was vaccicide. My vaccicide swelled for two days. Please vaccicide the surplus.

26. How is the 'c' in 'abacination' pronounced?

As a soft 's' As a 'ch' sound As a hard 'k' sound Silent

27. Choose the correct negative sentence.

He doesn't vaccinates without consent. He don't vaccinate without consent. He does not vaccinate without consent. He not vaccinates without consent.

28. What does 'jacinthes' mean?

A kind of knot A French month Several orange-red zircons - the plural of jacinth One large diamond

29. Which president came from Nacionalista ranks?

Corazon Aquino Fidel Ramos Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Manuel L. Quezon

30. In which fields is 'vaccinal' most at home?

Fashion design Medicine and veterinary science Cooking Real estate

31. What does the archaic medical term 'tabacism' refer to?

A disease of the lungs caused by coal dust Poisoning or disease caused by excessive tobacco use An addiction to alcohol A psychological fear of smoke

32. Why does 'vaccinates' end in -es rather than -s?

Because the base form ends in 't' Random spelling British spelling It is a plural noun

33. Which is the correct formal phrase for entry paperwork?

Proof of vaccination is required. Proof of vaccinations is required. Proofs of vaccinations is required. Proof of vaccination are required.

34. Which sentence contains a dangling modifier?

Vaccinating the children took all morning. Vaccinating early helps. Vaccinating the children, she worked fast. Vaccinating the children, the gym was crowded.

35. Which word is closest in meaning but emphasizes the RESULT (immunity)?

Inject Immunize Prick Dose

36. The final sound of 'vaccinas' is...

A silent 'h' A long 'a' A buzzing 'z' sound An 'f' sound

37. Where is the stress in 'vaccinable'?

Last syllable Second syllable First syllable Equal on all syllables

38. What is the plural of 'vaccine'?

Vaccinen Vaccines Vacciniums Vaccinates

39. Why were milkmaids important to the story of 'vaccina'?

They invented vaccination They taught Jenner Latin They ran the first laboratories They rarely caught smallpox after having cowpox

40. Is 'abaciscus' a common word in everyday conversation?

Yes, people say it daily. No, it is highly specialized and rare. Only in construction work. Only in mathematics.

41. Which word looks similar but belongs to medicine, not botany?

Vaccinium Vacciniaceous Vaccinial Vacciniaceae

42. What shape do vaccinia particles have under a microscope?

Round like a ball Star-shaped Spiral Brick-shaped

43. Is labdacism countable?

Yes, you can have labdacisms No, it is an uncountable noun Only in medical contexts Only in literary contexts

44. In a clinical trial, vaccinees are usually compared with which group?

Vaccinators Placebo recipients Pharmacists Manufacturers

45. What is the plural form of 'abacist'?

Abacae Abacist Abacists Abacista

46. Which sentence uses 'habitancies' correctly?

Each habitancies was recorded. The region's early habitancies clustered along the river. She habitancies in Ohio. A habitancies stood on the hill.

47. Which word shares the same '-fer' carrier suffix?

Aquarium Conifer Terrarium Victory

48. Which word is a general synonym for the result of abacination?

Healing Blinding Enlightenment Branding

49. Which introduction best helps readers who have never met the word jacitara?

jacitara, a hooked climbing palm of the Amazon jacitara, obviously jacitara!!! jacitara, et al.

50. Why did 'vaccinatory' fall out of everyday use?

It was banned by law It only applied to animals It never had a meaning Simpler words like 'vaccination' took over